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Seattle trash pickup
Official collection and disposal source.
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Washington trash schedule sources
Official collection sources for covered Washington cities.
Coverage scope
Washington collection schedules are local, not statewide.
TrashDayNow currently documents trash, recycling, bulk, and yard-waste schedules for one covered community: Seattle. The city, county, sanitation department, or contracted hauler controls the final schedule for each address.
If the address is outside a listed city, check the utility bill or local public-works page for the responsible provider. A nearby city's calendar may not apply across a service boundary.
How to verify trash, recycling, bulk, and yard-waste service in Washington
The documented Seattle source applies only inside its collection boundary. A mailing city, ZIP code, or nearby neighborhood name does not prove that the same sanitation department serves the address.
- Use the complete street address and confirm the city or hauler shown by the official lookup.
- Check trash, recycling, bulk items, and yard waste separately because they may use different calendars.
- Confirm holiday, weather, and service-alert changes before placing carts or large items outside.
- For apartments, gated communities, and private roads, ask the property manager whether a private hauler replaces municipal service.
For the covered Seattle page, Seattle Public Utilities is the documented authority for garbage, recycling, and food or yard-waste collection. Confirm each service separately because cart schedules and holiday changes can differ.
Covered Washington collection authorities
These are the official sources currently documented for trash, recycling, bulk, and yard-waste schedules. Address coverage can stop at city or hauler boundaries.
Seattle: Seattle Public Utilities
Official collection and disposal source.
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